30 Tantalizing Mint Green Rooms That You'll Fall In Love With

Green is a popular home décor color. Any shade of green reminds the viewer of a serene nature scene. While emerald green seems to get all the attention, many are still in love with lighter hues. One of these lighter shades is mint green.

Mint has connotations with newness, per Color Psychology. As the flavor mint tastes fresh, the color mint serves to bring freshness to any living space. This bright pastel color is a great choice to use in spaces where relaxation or creativity are prioritized. Mint is typically mixed with neutrals, but it could also be paired with bright colors like yellow or pink. Mint is also a popular color used in cottagecore spaces. The Vou describes cottagecore as a style that mixes rustic elements with tranquil pastels. Drawing inspiration from both nature and homey cottage designs, this style is unique and peaceful. If you're thinking about incorporating the color mint into your home décor, here are 30 room designs you're sure to love.

When decorating with mostly neutrals, adding a mint wall can add a fresh feel to a space. This space has a bright green wall that adds extra interest to the mostly gray, white, and wooden room. 

Adding light green to a room with lots of natural light can create an extra tranquil and natural feeling space. The above living room has large glass windows that allow lots of natural light to filter into the mint space. 

When mixed with a deeper green, mint will look extra fresh and bright. The above room has a two-toned wall that features both mint and a dark teal shade. 

This green bedroom feels extra relaxing. The mint pastel shade is paired with bright whites and wood tones in this space. 

You may be surprised to discover that mint green can actually look gorgeous when paired with bright pops of yellow. Yellow can bring out the creativity and energy in this pastel hue.   

Mint green could also be used to wake up a dull entryway space. In the above room, mint has been combined with lots of neutrals and a beautiful salmon pink chair. 

If you're into fashion, a space that requires lots of creativity is your closet. Painting your closet mint green could help foster more outfit ideas in the morning. 

Because mint green is a light color, pairing it with a darker shade can create interest in a space. Mint could be paired with a deep orange to create a nice contrast. 

In a neutral kitchen space, a light green shade can look very attractive. This mostly white and black kitchen has been painted a gorgeous mint shade. 

In the bedroom, pairing mint with a mustard yellow and muted pink can look stunning. This bedding mixes all three of these shades for an unpredictable combination that still looks cohesive. 

When paired with bright white, mint green will appear extra lively. This small kitchen space grabs the attention of the viewer.  

To add a subtle pop of light green, try adding a mint throw blanket or pillow to your bedroom or living space. This room combines many different green shades to add texture. 

Light green is also a great color to use in a child's playroom. This space has three accent colors: yellow, orange, and mint. 

In an all-white room, mint could be used to brighten the space and add dimension. This otherwise monochromatic space has been enlivened with lots of different green décor pieces. 

Mint green will really pop in a darker room. This dark gray space mixes pastel pink and mint together beautifully.  

To bring out mint's nature vibes, add plants to a cottagecore living space. This accent wall features floating shelves with many different types of plants. 

Mint will breathe life into your home. This neutral space is given color and interest with the addition of light green accents. 

For a unique and cottagecore-styled kitchen, paint your cabinets mint green. To add even more color, you could incorporate a rainbow rug or colorful backsplash tiles. 

If you think mint looks too bold in the kitchen, this image may change your mind. Using a toned-down shade can still add interest to your kitchen cabinets without making the space appear too vivid. 

To create serene vibes, mix wood with mint green. Both these elements will remind the viewer of nature and tranquility. This mixture can be perfect for a relaxing bedroom. 

A green couch will brighten up a room and provide some beautiful color. This mint couch and lamp shade are surrounded by lush plants for an extra cozy vibe. 

For a subtle green look in the living room, use a muted mint shade. This space only utilizes white, neutrals, and mint green. 

To create an elegant space, pair pastel green with emerald and gold. This mint room features a velvet emerald green couch and gold accents.

Matching mint with bright colors like pink and yellow will adds lots of interest and creativity to a space. 

An unlikely pair is red-pink and mint. Because mixing these two colors is surprising, they're great for creating an eye-catching space. 

This mint playroom feels open and airy. The white clouds emphasize the wall color and give the space an inviting feel. 

For a more neutral-looking space, mix light green with gray. This bedroom has light gray walls and mint bedding. Mint is carried throughout the room through the desk chair and curtains. 

To give life to an old furniture piece, you could paint it a bold color. To add a lively and fun feel, choose mint green. 

When combined with plants and wooden furniture, mint looks extra earthy. This space subtly combines many different natural elements. 

While definitely not expected, coral pink and mint green can look great in a space. This bathroom successfully mixes these two bold colors together.